TOWN OF LOUISVILLE, New York (WWNY) - A highway superintendent in St. Lawrence County calls it quits, claiming the place he works has a toxic work environment.

William Shirley’s term as Louisville town highway superintendent runs through 2027, except he’s resigning from his position at the end of this month.

“I’d like to thank them for giving me a chance to do it, and I’m sorry I’m leaving,” he said.

Shirley’s resignation letter outlined his reasons, saying one worker makes for a toxic work environment. He claims that the worker makes derogatory comments that have allegedly been heard by leaders in neighboring towns.

“He’s a hell of a good worker, fun to be around, fun to be around, but when you’re not around, he’s stabbing you in the back,” said Shirley.

Shirley’s letter says three o

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